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Olight Flashlights
imaher
76
Jun 24, 2014
Can someone explain to me the differences between the batteries? Are any of these rechargeable?
Ponteaus
56
Jun 24, 2014
imaherThe CR123A and 18650 are fancy, expensive, high-capacity batteries. The CR123A is half the height of the 18650, hence needing two of the former or one of the latter. I bought EagleTacs to go with another flashlight drop, and I've been quite happy with them. Rechargable Li-Ion batteries with 3400mAh charge: http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00AYLA5UU/. You also need a charger for them: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096U26QQ/. Expensive, but definitely worth the cost in my experience.
Lucent
58
Jun 24, 2014
imaherThe CR123A is a primary non-rechargeable battery. There is a rechargeable version called the RCR123A or 16340. The 18650 is a rechargeable battery. Both the RCR123A and 18650 are li-ion chemistry batteries that need a li-ion battery charger.
toysareforboys
40
Jun 25, 2014
imaherIn case it wasn't answered already, the S15 Baton can use a 14500 battery which is a rechargeable AA size battery, but lithium ion :) ONLY buy authentic Sanyo 840mah batteries, i.e. http://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10002603/1287511-authentic-sanyo-ur14500p-14500-840mah-li-ion-batte and for the best charger on the planet to charge it (500ma basic, $17 shipped!) http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?240304-gt-FS-Cottonpickers-Chargers-incl-Worlds-smallest-Li-ion-charger-with-display
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